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Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Raft-up: Moving Aboard Your Floating Home

  

  There is no “right” way to move aboard and go cruising: the books and blogs are full of different stories that reflect individual approaches and circumstances. Read more

  The 13 March 2013 by   Behan Gifford
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• Father Smacks Child Across The Head

  

  ” I was up my shop earlier today and there was this cute little boy messing about. He wasn’t being really naughty, just cheeky. Read more

  The 12 March 2013 by   Therealsupermum
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• Children’s Book Review: Flood, by Alvaro F. Villa

  

  It seems like every time we turn on the news, we hear about another natural catastrophe. Living in South Florida, I’ve seen firsthand the devastation wrought... Read more

  The 12 March 2013 by   Parentingauthor
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• Clearing the Cobwebs from Your Life

  

  It has been said that the condition of your home and work space reflects what is going on inside of you. Clutter in your space reflects how cluttered you... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Lifecoachlindaluke
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• Rearranging Kids' Rooms: Better Than Christmas

  

  Looking for something free and (relatively) easy to entertain and inspire your kids for the March Break? My darling Frannie (who turned 7 yesterday) had been... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Thismomloves
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• Best Marriage Advice: Show “I Love You” in Creative Ways

  

  Marriage advice abounds. You can read it in books and on the internet. You can hear it from friends and family. But what I am going to tell you today is a littl... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Barbarajpeters
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• Divorced? It’s Messy and Grief is a Part of It

  

  Divorced means you are wrapped up in grief because the dream of the family is lost. Being divorced is really about having a whole new world view come into play. Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Rhodainpittsburgh
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• Crazy Anchoring in Raja Ampat

  

  Anchoring in most of Raja Ampat has been challenging to say the least. Depths of 100 feet and more are common; so are strong currents. We experienced this both... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Behan Gifford
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• How To Bring Up Difficult Subjects With Your Spouse Or Partner!

  

  That’s the last time he’ll rip a hole in the elbow of her sweater.It’s common knowledge that good, open and honest communication is a necessary component of... Read more

  The 10 March 2013 by   Rohan
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• Marital Coercion

  

  As the case of Vicky Pryce showed today marital coercion, a little used defence available only to married women and dating back to 1925, may be of little... Read more

  The 07 March 2013 by   Judithmiddleton
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